Publishing a page

Publishing is the step that matters. A page in the tracker earns nothing until it is on your site.

How a page gets there depends on what your site is built on. Tell us on the Publishing page, under What is (your site) built on?, and the Publish tab is written for that route. Your answer beats our guess from the scan.

One click: WordPress, Wix, Webflow

Connect once, and every finished page is one button: Publish to your site, live or as a draft on that platform.

• Connecting WordPress: approve us in your WordPress admin.
• Connecting Wix: install our app; pages go into Wix Blog.
• Connecting Webflow: an API token and a CMS collection.

Connecting needs an admin seat in the tracker; publishing needs an editor seat or above. A site publishes through one connection, so connecting a new one replaces the old.

A repo, an AI tool, or your own server

• Built from a GitHub repo: each page goes in as a file and your site deploys it. See Publishing from a GitHub repo.
• Built with Lovable: Lovable builds the page into your site from one message. See Connecting Lovable.
• Built in code with Claude Code: Claude Code adds the page to your project, and it goes live when you deploy. See Connecting Claude Code.
• A developer or an agent runs your site: we send each finished page to an address you run, signed. See Publishing to your own server.

Everything else: copy

Squarespace, Shopify, GoHighLevel, Ghost, Framer and the rest don't let us post for you, so you copy the page. The editor copies it as rich text, which lands correctly in most page builders, and the schema copies separately. What each builder does with a paste: Squarespace, Shopify and everything else.

What every route checks first

• A page still has blanks: it can't go live until they're filled. Save it as a draft, or fill them in the editor.
• Images still being made: wait a minute and try again.
• A rewrite of a page that's already live: publishing would make a duplicate, so copy the rewrite over your existing page instead.

Changes to a page that's already live

Update page opens Improve, which writes what the page is missing for one question. On a connected WordPress site, a page built in the normal WordPress editor takes them in one click: Add to my page puts each change where it's marked, and WordPress keeps the old version in the page's revisions. Anything it can't place exactly is left for you to copy in. Pages built with a page builder, and every other platform, get the changes to copy in or send to whoever updates the site.

What counts as live

Only a live page counts on the question board. A draft on your platform, or a file committed but not yet deployed, does not. Once a page is live, the tracker finds it on your site; if it doesn't, record where it lives.

The page's schema carries its real address once it is live. On a draft, and on anything you copy by hand, the address is left out of the schema, because only the finished page knows it.

A page that redirects to a new address is followed automatically. A page you delete is noticed and any advice about it closes on its own.